The refurbishment of existing hard surface area. The current operator of the site would like to refurbish the existing hard surface area with concrete. The existing concrete is broken up in some areas. The current operator proposes the laying of new concrete to enlarge the existing hard surface area and associated parking. The site falls within the Green Belt. Note the land owner of Sarnia Nursery has been paying Business Rates to the Local Authority for many years for this site. This is that business use is already established on this site. A copy of the non-domestic rate bill is attached under the supporting documentation.
Sarnia Nursery Avey Lane Waltham Abbey EN9 3QH
Decision MadeReference: EPF/2779/20/NEWEpping Forest District Council
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The refurbishment of existing hard surface area. The current operator of the site would like to refurbish the existing hard surface area with concrete. The existing concrete is broken up in some areas. The current operator proposes the laying of new concrete to enlarge the existing hard surface area and associated parking. The site falls within the Green Belt. Note the land owner of Sarnia Nursery has been paying Business Rates to the Local Authority for many years for this site. This is that business use is already established on this site. A copy of the non-domestic rate bill is attached under the supporting documentation.
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EPF/2779/20/NEW
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